filmography

  1. Screen Tests (1964-66)

    USA 1964-66 Runtime: 3 minutes each; 16mm, silent, 16fps.

    Cast: Mary Woronov; Salvador Dali; Gerard Malanga; Bob Dylan; Benedetta Barzini; Edie Sedgwick; John Cale; Ivy Nicholson; John Wieners; Ingrid Superstar.

    Crew: Directed by Andy Warhol; Cinematography by Andy Warhol.

  2. Shower (1966)

    USA 1966

    Cast: Mary Woronov.

    Crew: Directed by Andy Warhol.

  3. Milk (1966)

    USA 1966

    Cast: Mary Woronov.

    Crew: Directed by Andy Warhol.

  4. Hedy (1966)

    USA 1966 Runtime: 70 minutes; 16mm, sound, 24fps.

    Cast: Mary Woronov; Mario Montez (Hedy Lamarr).

    Crew: Directed by Andy Warhol; Written by Ronald Tavel; Cinematography by Andy Warhol; Produced by Andy Warhol.

  5. Superboy (1966)

    USA 1966

    Cast: International Velvet; Mary Woronov; Superboy (Boy Surfer).

    Crew: Directed by Andy Warhol; Written by Ronald Tavel, Andy Warhol; Cinematography by Andy Warhol; Produced by Andy Warhol.

  6. Kiss The Boot (1966)

    USA 1966

    Cast: Gerard Malanga; Mary Woronov.

    Crew: Directed by Andy Warhol; Based on the song "Venus in Furs" by The Velvet Underground; Music by The Velvet Underground; Cinematography by Andy Warhol; Produced by Andy Warhol. Used as a background for The Exploding Plastic Inevitable.

  7. Chelsea Girls (1967)

    USA 1967 Runtime: 210 minutes; Distributed by: Museum of Modern Art Film Library.

    Cast: Christian Aaron Boulogne; Eric Emerson; Gerard Malanga; Nico; Ondine; Rona Page; Brigid Polk; Ingrid Superstar; International Velvet; Mary Woronov.

    Crew: Directed by Andy Warhol; Written by Ronald Tavel, Andy Warhol; Cinematography by Andy Warhol; Music by The Velvet Underground; Produced by Andy Warhol.

  8. **** (1966-67)

    USA 1967 Runtime: 1500 minutes; 16mm, sound, color, 24fps.

    Cast: Christian Aaron Boulogne; Eric Emerson; Gerard Malanga; Nico; Ondine; Rona Page; Brigid Polk; Ingrid Superstar; International Velvet; Mary Woronov; Tiger Morse; Waldo Diaz Balart; Allen Midgette; Marcia Trinder, Johanna Lawrencon; Katrina Toland; Ultra Violet; Baby Jane Holzer; Rene Ricard; Ivy Nicholson; Rodney Kitzmiller; Roger Trudeau; Patrick Fleming; Ed Hood; Susan Pile; John Cale; Paul Morrisey; Ronnie Cutrone; Freddy Herko; Nick Cernovich; Ray Johnson; La Monte Young; Yvonne Rainer; Billy Name Jacque Lynn Colton.

    Crew: Directed by Andy Warhol; Written by Ronald Tavel, Andy Warhol, Søren Agenoux; Cinematography by Andy Warhol; Produced by Andy Warhol.

  9. The Beard (1966)

    USA 1966

    Cast: Mary Woronov.

    Crew: A film by Michael McClure and Andy Warhol.

  10. Silent Night, Bloody Night (1973)

    USA 1973 Runtime: 87 minutes; Also Known As: Death House (1973); Night of the Dark Full Moon (1973).

    Cast: John Carradine (Charlie Towman); Walter Abel (The Mayor); Astrid Heerin; Patrick O'Neal; James Patterson; Fran Stevens; Mary Woronov.

    Crew: Directed by Theodore Gershuny.

  11. Sugar Cookies (1973)

    USA 1973 Produced by: Armor Films; Distributed by: Troma.

    Cast: George Shannon (Max); Mary Woronov (Camila); Lynn Lowry (Alta/Julie); Monique van Vooren (Helene); Maureen Byrnes (Dola); Daniel Sador (Gus); Ondine (Roderick); Jennifer Welles (Max's Secretary); Anthony Pompei (Oliver).

    Crew: Directed by Theodore Gershuny; Written by Theodore Gershuny, Lloyd Kaufman; Cinematography by Hasse Wallin; Music by Gershon Kingsley; Costume Design by Linda Coleman; Film Editing by Dov Hoenig; Produced by Ami Artzi, Garrard Glenn, Jeffrey Kapelman, Lloyd Kaufman (executive), Oliver Stone.

  12. Seizure (1974)

    Canada 1974

    Cast: Henry Baker (Jackal); Martine Beswick (Queen of Evil); Lucy Bingham; Richard Cox; Roger De Koven (Serge); Troy Donahue (Mark); Jonathan Frid (Edmund Blackstone); Anne Meacham (Eunice); Timothy Ousey; Christina Pickles (Nicole Blackstone); Joe Sirola (Charlie); Herve Villechaize (The Spider); Mary Woronov (Mikki).

    Crew: Directed by Oliver Stone; Written by Edward Andrew Mann, Oliver Stone; Cinematography by Roger Racine; Music by Lee Gagnon; Film Editing by Nobuko Oganesoff, Oliver Stone.

  13. Cover Girl Models (1975)

    Philippines / USA 1975 Produced by: Filmgroup International / Premiere Productions; Runtime: 82 minutes; Distributed by: New World Pictures.

    Cast: Lindsay Bloom (Claire); Tara Strohmeier (Mandy); John Kramer (Mark); Rhonda Leigh Hopkins (Pamela); Mary Woronov (Diane); Vic Diaz (Kulik); Tony Ferrer (Ray Chua); A.C. Castro (Rebel Leader); Nory Wright (Tracy Marks); Mark Lebeuse (Sam Melson); Ken Metcalfe (Tom Mahoney); Joseph Zucchero (The Ambassador); Zenaida Amador (Juanita); Jordan Rosengarten (The Sailor); Joonee Gamboa (Chen); Leo Martin (Wong); Bernard Beam (Ric); Howard Shaw (The Publisher); Barbara Perez (The Model); Pat Anderson (Barbara).

    Crew: Directed by Cirio H. Santiago; Written by Howard R. Cohen; Cinematography by Felipe Sacdalan; Music by D'Amarillo; Costume Design by Jose Moreno; Film Editing by Richard Anderson, Gervacio Santos; Produced by Cirio H. Santiago, Robert E. Waters (associate).

  14. Death Race 2000 (1975)

    USA 1975 Produced by: New World Pictures; Runtime: 78 minutes.

    Cast: David Carradine (Frankenstein); Simone Griffeth (Annie); Sylvester Stallone (Machine-Gun Joe Viterbo); Mary Woronov (Calamity Jane); Roberta Collins (Matilda the Hun); Martin Kove (Nero the Hero); Louisa Moritz (Myra); Don Steele (Junior); Joyce Jameson (Grace Pander); Carle Bensen (Harold); Sandy McCallum (Mr. President); Paul Laurence (Special Agent); Harriet Medin (Thomasina Paine); Vince Trankina (Lieutenant Fury); Bill Morey (Deacon); Fred Grandy (Herman the German); William Shephard (Pete); Leslie McRay (Cleopatra); Wendy Bartel (Laurie); Jack Favorite (Henry); Sandy Ignon (FBI Agent); John Landis (Mechanic); Darla McDonnell (Rhonda Bainbridge); Roger Rook (Radio Operator).

    Crew: Directed by Paul Bartel; Written by Charles B. Griffith, Ib Melchior (story), Robert Thom; Cinematography by Tak Fujimoto; Music by Paul Chihara; Costume Design by Jane Ruhm; Film Editing by Tina Hirsch; Produced by Roger Corman, Jim Weatherill (associate).

  15. Cannonball (1976)

    Hong Kong / USA 1976 Produced by: New World Pictures; Runtime: 93 minutes; Also Known As: Carquake (1976).

    Cast: John Alderman; Deirdre Ardell; Gretchen Ardell; David Arkin; Allan Arkush; Gary Austin; Belinda Balaski (Maryann); Paul Bartel; Wendy Bartel; Judy Canova (Sharma Capri); David Carradine (Coy "Cannonball" Buckman); Robert Carradine (Jim Crandell); Stanley Clay; Jim Connors; Roger Corman; Peter Cornberg; Joe Dante; Miller Drake; Mike Finnell; Samuel W. Gelfman; Paul Glicker; Carl Gottlieb (Terry McMillan); David Gottlieb; Lea Gould; Gerrit Graham (Perman Waters); Archie Hahn (Zippo Friedman); Veronica Hamel (Linda); Diane Lee Hart; John Herzfeld; Glen Johnson; Jonathan Kaplan; James Keach; Aron Kincaid (David); Saul Krugman; James Lashly; Joe McBride; Todd McCarthy; Bill McKinney (Cade Redman); Keith Michl; Dick Miller; Read Morgan; Louisa Moritz; Mary-Robin Redd; Glynn Rubin; Martin Scorsese (Mafioso); Donald Simpson; Sylvester Stallone; Linda Vivitello; George Wagner; Joe Wong; Mary Woronov; Patrick Wright.

    Crew: Directed by Paul Bartel; Written by Paul Bartel, Donald C. Simpson; Cinematography by Tak Fujimoto; Music by David A. Axelrod; Film Editing by Morton Tubor; Produced by Samuel W. Gelfman.

  16. Hollywood Boulevard (1976)

    USA 1976 Produced by: New World Entertainment; Runtime: 83 minutes; Distributed by: New World Pictures.

    Cast: Mary Woronov (Mary McQueen); Paul Bartel (Eich Von Leppe); George Wagner (Cameraman); Jonathan Kaplan (Scotty); Tara Strohmeier (Jill McBain); Richard Doran (P.G.); Candice Rialson (Candy Hope); Dick Miller (Walter Paisley); John Kramer (Duke Mantee); W.L. Luckey (Rico Bandello); Jeffrey Kramer (Patrick Hobby); Rita George (Bobbi Quackenbush); David Boyle (Obnoxious Kid); Glenn K. Shimada (Ubiqutious Filipino); Joseph McBride (Drive-In Rapist); Barbara Pieters (Drive-In Mother); Shawn Pieters (Drive-In Kid); Sue Veneer (Drive-In Dyke); Charles B. Griffith (Mark Dentine); Miller Drake (First Mutant); Roberta Dean (First Reporter); Milton Kahn (Second Reporter); Todd McCarthy (Author).

    Crew: Directed by Allan Arkush, Joe Dante; Written by Patrick Hobby; Cinematography by Jamie Anderson; Music by Andy Stein; Costume Design by Jane Ruhm; Film Editing by Allan Arkush, Joe Dante, Amy Jones; Produced by Jon Davison.

  17. Hollywood Man (1976)

    USA 1976

    Cast: Jennifer Billingsley (Buttons); Angelo Farese (Angelo); Jude Farese (Rhodes); Ray Girardin (Harvey); Tom Simcox (The Sheriff); William Smith (Rafe Stoker); Don Stroud (Barney); Clay Tanner (Dave); Mary Woronov (Julie).

    Crew: Directed by Jack Starrett; Written by Tom Farese, Ray Girardin, Dominic Gombardella, William Smith; Cinematography by Robert C. Jessup; Music by D'Arnelli Pershing; Film Editing by John C. Horger; Produced by Jude Fareae, William Smith.

  18. Jackson County Jail (1976)

    USA 1976 Produced by: New World Pictures.

    Cast: Yvette Mimieux (Dinah Hunter); Tommy Lee Jones (Coley Blake); Lisa Copeland (Girl in Commercial); Cliff Emmich (Mr. Bigelow); Michael Ashe (Mr. Cooper); Edward Marshall (Mr. Blight); Howard Hesseman (David); Marciee Drake (David's Girlfriend); Nan Martin (Allison); Betty Thomas (Waitress); Ken Lawrence (Trucker at Counter); Arthur Wong (Cook); Marcie Barkin (Girl in Restaurant); Nancy Noble (Lola); Robert Carradine (Bobby Ray); Michael Hilkene (Vincent Lepardo); Roy David Hagle (Ambulance Driver); Britt Leach (Dan Oldum (Bartender); John Lawlor (Deputy Burt); Severn Darden (Sheriff Dempsey); William Molloy (Deputy Lyle Peters); Fredric Cook (Hobie); Ira Miller (Drunk Man); Jackie Robin (Drunk Woman); Gus Peters (Melon Man Shaw); Patrice Rohmer (Cassie Anne); Amparo Mimieux (Poquita); Mary Woronov (Pearl); Richard Lockmiller (Officer Jessie); Jack O'Leary (Officer Blake); Duffy Hambleton (Sam Mayers); M. James Arnett (Highway Patrolman); Don Hinz (Highway Patrolman); Mark Carlton (Highway Patrolman); Norma Moye (Mayor of Fallsburg); Hal Needham (Chief of Fallsburg Police).

    Crew: Directed by Michael Miller; Written by Donald L. Stewart; Cinematography by Bruce Logan; Music by Loren Newkirk; Costume Design by Cornelia McNamara; Film Editing by Caroline Biggerstaff; Produced by Jeff Begun, Roger Corman (executive), Paul Gonsky (associate).

  19. Bad Georgia Road (1977)

    USA 1977

    Cast: Royal Dano; Gary Lockwood (Leroy); Carol Lynley; Gus Peters; Mary Woronov.

    Crew: Directed by John Broderick; Cinematography by Tak Fujimoto.

  20. The One and Only (1978)

    USA 1978

    Cast: Henry Winkler (Andy Schmidt); Kim Darby (Mary Crawford); Gene Saks (Sidney Seltzer); William Daniels (Mr. Crawford); Harold Gould (Hector Moses); Polly Holliday (Mrs. Crawford); HervŽ Villechaize (Milton Miller); Bill Baldwin (Announcer in Des Moines); Anthony Battaglia (Little Andy); Ed Begley Jr. (Arnold - The King); Peter Brocco (Autograph Hound); Brandon Cruz (Sherman); Lucy Lee Flippin (Agatha Franklen); Charles Frank (Paul Harris); Chavo Guerrero (Indian Joe); H.B. Haggerty (Captain Nemo); Dennis James (Himself); Jean Le Bouvier (Wrestling Fanatic); Ralph Manza (Bellman); Ken Olfson (Mr. Arnold); Jack Scalici (Waiter); Will Seltzer (Eddie); Amzie Strickland (House Mother); Mary Woronov (Arlene); Richard Karron (The Elephant).

    Crew: Directed by Carl Reiner; Written by Steve Gordon; Cinematography by Victor J. Kemper; Music by Patrick Williams; Production Design by Edward C. Carfagno; Film Editing by Bud Molin; Produced by Steve Gordon, David V. Picker.

  21. The Lady in Red (1979)

    USA 1979 Also Known As: Guns, Sin and Bathtub Gin (1979)

    Cast: Pamela Sue Martin (Polly Franklin); Robert Conrad (John Dillinger); Louise Fletcher (Anna Sage); Robert Hogan (Jake Lingle); Laurie Heineman (Rose Shimkus); Glenn Withrow (Eddie); Rod Gist (Pinetop); Peter Hobbs (Pops Geissler); Christopher Lloyd (Frognose); Dick Miller (Patek); Nancy Parsons (Tiny Alice); Alan Vint (Melvin Purvis); Milt Kogan (Preacher); Chip Fields (Satin); Buck Young (Hennessey); Phillip R. Allen (Elliot Wess); Ilene Kristen (Wynona); Joe Flaherty; Terri Taylor (Mae); Peter Miller (Fritz); Mary Woronov (Woman Bankrobber); Jay Rasumny (Bill); Michael Cavanaugh (Undercover Cop); Arnie Moore (Trucker); John Guitz (Momo); Saul Krugman (Judge); Blackie Dammett (Immigration Officer).

    Crew: Directed by Lewis Teague; Written by John Sayles; Cinematography by Daniel Lacambre; Music by James Horner; Costume Design by Danny Morgan, Pat Tonnema; Film Editing by Larry Bock, Ron Medico, Lewis Teague; Produced by Julie Corman.

  22. Rock 'n' Roll High School (1979)

    USA 1979 Produced by: New World; Runtime: 93 minutes; Distributed by: New World Pictures.

    Cast: P.J. Soles (Riff Randell); Vincent Van Patten (Tom Roberts); Clint Howard (Eaglebauer); Dey Young (Kate Rambeau); Mary Woronov (Miss Evelyn Togar); Paul Bartel (Mr. McGree); Dick Miller (Police Chief Klein); Don Steele (Screamin' Steve Stevens); Alix Elias (Coach Steroid); Loren Lester (Fritz Hansel); Daniel Davies (Fritz Gretel); Lynn Farrell (Angel Dust); Herbie Braha (Manager); Grady Sutton (School Board President); Chris Somma (Shawn); Marla Rosenfield (Cheryl); Barbara Ann Walters (Cafeteria Lady); Terry Soda (Norma); Joe Van Sickle (Cop); Joey Ramone (Himself); Johnny Ramone (Himself); Dee Dee Ramone (Himself); Marky Ramone (Himself); Michael Goodwin (Chemistry Teacher).

    Crew: Directed by Allan Arkush; Written by Allan Arkush (story), Joe Dante, Russ Dvonch, Joseph McBride, Richard Whitley; Cinematography by Dean Cundey; Music by The Ramones; Costume Design by Jack Buehler; Film Editing by Larry Bock, Gail Werbin; Produced by Roger Corman (executive), Michael Finnell.

  23. Heartbeeps (1981)

    USA 1981 Produced by: Universal Pictures [aka MCA/Universal Pictures].

    Cast: Andy Kaufman (Val); Bernadette Peters (Aqua); Randy Quaid (Charlie); Kenneth McMillan (Max); Melanie Mayron (Susan); Christopher Guest (Calvin); Richard B. Shull (Factory Boss); Dick Miller (Factory Watchman); Kathleen Freeman (Helicopter Pilot); Mary Woronov (Party House Owner); Paul Bartel (Party Guest); Ann Wharton (Party Guest); Barry Diamond (Firing Range Technician/Catskill); Stephanie Faulkner (Firing Range Technician); Jeffrey Kramer (Party Butler Robot); Irene Forrest (Party Maid Robot); Karsen Lee Gould (Party Maid Robot); David Gene Lebell (Forklift Driver Robot); Jerry Garcia (Phil's voice).

    Crew: Directed by Allan Arkush; Written by John Hill; Cinematography by Charles Rosher Jr.; Music by John Williams; Production Design by John W. Corso; Costume Design by Madeline Ann Graneto, Theadora Van Runkle (Miss Peter's costumes); Film Editing by Tina Hirsch; Produced by Douglas Green (executive), John Hill (associate), Michael Phillips.

  24. National Lampoon Goes to the Movies (1981)

    USA 1981 Produced by: United Artists; Also Known As: National Lampoon's Movie Madness (1981).

    Cast: Diane Lane (Liza); Christopher Lloyd (Samuel Starkman); Dick Miller (Hans Klefner); Rhea Perlman (Little Jewish Prostitute); Harry Reems (Vice Squad Cop); Peter Riegert (Jason Cooper); Joe Spinell (Agent/M.C); Titos Vandis (Nixos Naxos); Margaret Whitton (First Lady); Richard Widmark (Stan Nagurski); Fred Willard (President Fogerty); Mary Woronov (Secretary); Henny Youngman (Lawyer); Robby Benson (Brent Falcone); Candy Clark (Susan Cooper); Elisha Cook Jr (Mousy); Robert Culp (Paul Everest); Bobby DiCicco (Nicholas Naxos); Barry Diamond (Junkie); Olympia Dukakis (Helena Naxos); Ann Dusenberry (Dominique); Teresa Ganzel (Diana); Julie Kavner (Mrs. Falcone); Bill Kirchenbauer (Crazed Husband).

    Crew: Directed by Bob Giraldi, Henry Jaglom; Written by Tod Carroll, Shary Flenniken, Pat Mephitis, Gerald Sussman, Ellis Weiner; Cinematography by Charles Correll, Tak Fujimoto; Music by Andy Stein; Film Editing by James Coblentz, Bud S. Isaacs; Produced by Kenneth Charles Dennis (associate), Matty Simmons, Michael David Stotter (associate).

  25. Eating Raoul (1982)

    USA 1982 Produced by: Films Incorporated / Quartet / Bartel; Runtime: 90 minutes; Distributed by: 20th Century Fox.

    Cast: Paul Bartel (Paul Bland); Mary Woronov (Mary Bland); Robert Beltran (Raoul); Susan Saiger (Doris the Dominatrix); Lynn Hobart (Lady Customer); Richard Paul (Store Owner); Mark Woods (Hold-up Man); John Shearin (Patient); Darcy Pulliam (Nurse Sheila); Ben Haller (Dewey); Roberta Spero (Swinger); Vernon Demetrius (Swinger); Arlene Harris (Swinger); Buster Wilson (Swinger); Marta Fergusson (Swinger); Garry Goodrow (Drunk Swinger); Richard Blackburn (James from the Valley); Hamilton Camp (Wine Buyer); Pamela Carter (Maid); Buck Henry (Mr. Leech); Anna Mathias (Secretary); Hanns Manship (Guard); Dan Barrows (Bobby R.); Allan Rich (Nazi); Ed Begley Jr. (Hippie); Billy Curtis (Little Person); Ralph Brannen (Raoul's Friend); John Paragon (Salesman); Don Steele (Host); Rick Waln (Doris' Admirer); Edie McClurg (Swinger in Fur); Robert V. Barron (Butler at Swingers Party).

    Crew: Directed by Paul Bartel; Written by Paul Bartel, Richard Blackburn; Cinematography by Gary Thieltges; Music by Arlon Ober; Production Design by Robert Schulenberg; Film Editing by Alan Toomayan; Produced by Anne Kimmel.

  26. Flip Out (1983)

    USA 1983 Runtime: 91 minutes; Also Known As: Get Crazy (1983)

    Cast: Malcolm McDowell (Reggie Wanker); Allen Garfield (Max Wolfe); Daniel Stern (Neil Allen); Gail Edwards (Willy Loman); Miles Chapin (Sammy Fox); Ed Begley Jr. (Colin Beverly); Stacy Nelkin (Susie); Bill Henderson (King Blues); Lou Reed (Auden); Howard Kaylan (Captain Cloud); Lori Eastside (Nada); Lee Ving (Piggy); John Densmore (Toad); Anna Bjorn (Chantamina); Robert Picardo (O'Connell); Bobby Sherman (Mark); Fabian Forte (Marv); Franklyn Ajaye (Cool); Denise Galik (Nurse Gwen); Tim Jones (Arthur); Dan Frischman (Joey); Mary Woronov (Violetta); Barry Diamond (Stagehand); Paul Bartel (Doctor Carver); Jackie Joseph (Susie's Mom); Dick Miller (Susie's Dad); Charlie Stavola (Taxi Driver); Sam Laws (Minister); Clint Howard (Usher); Chuck Hanson (Savage Beast); Susan Seiger (Buffy); Kristin Addix (Nada Band); Laurie Bell (Nada Band); Kim Burgemeyer (Nada Band); Michele Carpenter (Nada Band); Shari Famous (Nada Band); Marci Marks (Nada Band); Suzi Sidewinder (Nada Band); Robin Stewart (Nada Band); Philo Cramer (Jews Band); Daniel Davies (Jews Band); Gary Gershaw (Jews Band); Andrew J. Lederer (Jews Band); Coati Mundi (Reggie Band); Jonathan Melvoin (Reggie Band); James W. Gavin; Tahni Handal; Sunbie Harrell; Charity James (Debby); Susan Justin; Che Zuro.

    Crew: Directed by Allan Arkush; Written by Sanny Opatoshu, Henry Rosenbaum, David Taylor; Cinematography by Thomas Del Ruth; Music by Michael Boddicker; Film Editing by Kent Beyda; Produced by Hunt Lowry.

  27. Angel of H.E.A.T. (1983)

    USA 1983 Also Known As: Angel from H.E.A.T. (1983), Protectors, Book 1, The (1983)

    Cast: Mary Woronov (Samantha Vitesse); Milt Kogan (Harry Covert); Remy O'Neill (Andrea Shockley); Dan Jesse (Albert Shockley); Gerald Okamura (Hans Zeisel); Andy Abrams (Mean Wong); Harry Townes (Peter Shockley); Jerry Riley (Randy Small); Hal Kant (George); Janis Thrash (Tiny); Chuck Hoyes (Android Guard); Tony D'Andrea (Faux Pas Emcee); Steve Cloud (Himself); Nelson Kirby (High Roller); Jitty Dufresne (Marsha Nuts); Tanya Santos (Lola Bolts); Robin Fenton (Martina); Chas Song (H.E.A.T. aide); Margie Zai (H.E.A.T. team); Glenn Christiansen (H.E.A.T. team); Gene Kaufman (H.E.A.T. team); Kebby Margaritch (H.E.A.T. team); Maxine Lee Walrod (Hologram Lady); J.B. Bassinger (Android); Pat Anderson (Android); Roger Sharp (Android); Sandy Taft (Android); Eric Watson (Android); Mark Gates (Android); Michele Warner (Android); Margie Stein (Android); Rick Guteridge (Android); Robert Burr (Android); Justin Smith (Android); Martin Bozlee (Android); Marilyn Chambers (Angel Harmony); Stephen Johnson (Mark Wisdom).

    Crew:Directed by Myrl A. Schreibman; Written by Helen Sanford; Myrl A. Schreibman; Produced by Myrl A. Schreibman.

  28. Night of the Comet (1984)

    USA 1984 Runtime: 95 minutes.

    Cast: Robert Beltran (Hector); Catherine Mary Stewart (Regina); Kelli Maroney (Samantha); Sharon Farrell (Doris); Mary Woronov (Audrey); Geoffrey Lewis (Carter); Peter Fox (Wilson); John Achorn (Oscar); Michael Bowen (Larry); Devon Ericson (Minder); Lissa Layng (Davenport); Ivan E. Roth (Willy); Janice Kawaye (Sarah); Chance Boyer (Brian); Andrew Boyer (Rogers); Stanley Brock (Mel); Marc Poppel (DMK); Raymond Lynch (Chuck); Bob Perlow (TV Reporter); John Stuart West (Monster Cop); Alex A. Brown (Monster in Alley); Dick Rude (Stock Boy); Chris Pedersen (Stock Boy); Karl Johnson (Guard #1); Joel Levin (Guard #2); Wilson Camp (Party Guest); Anna Mathias (Party Guest); Tim Hannon (Party Guest); Bobby Porter (Monster Kid); Steve LaBeau (DJ voice); Michael Hanks (Newscaster); Chris Chesser (Radio Spot Announcer); Dale E. House (Helicopter Pilot).

    Crew: Directed by Thom Eberhardt; Written by Thom Eberhardt; Cinematography by Arthur Albert; Music by David Richard Campbell, Tom Perry; Production Design by John Muto; Film Editing by Fred Stafford; Produced by Thomas Coleman (executive), Wayne Crawford, Nancy Israel (associate), Andrew Lane, Michael Rosenblatt (executive), Sandra Scheik (associate).

  29. A Bunny's Tale (1985) (TV MOVIE)

    USA 1985 Produced by: Stan Margulies Company; Runtime: 95 minutes.

    Cast: Kirstie Alley (Gloria Steinem); Cotter Smith (Ned Holcomb); Deborah Van Valkenburgh (Pearl); Joanna Kerns (Andrea); Lisa Pelikan (Lee); Delta Burke (Margie); Mary Woronov (Miss Renfro); Diana Scarwid (Toby); Romy Windsor (Bobbi); Randi Brooks (Marybeth); Dee Dee Rescher (Hazel); Chick Vennera (Frankie); Stanley Kamel (Jerry); James T. Callahan (Phil); Katie Budge (Gwen); Madison Mason (Luther Baines); Lela Rochon (Charlotte); Chanelle Lee (Sherry); Charles Winters (Greg); Randy Hamilton (David); Richard Lefevre (Willie); Keith R. Mills (Doctor); Teddy Wilson (Older Club Employee); Kenny Long (Younger Club Employee); Thomas Bellin (Chiropodist); Philip English (Staring Man); Tamera Baumberger (Playboy Bunny); Precious Powell (Playboy Bunny); Lisa Marie Gorcey (Playboy Bunny); Jaime Taylor (Playboy Bunny); Susan Healis (Playboy Bunny); Sharon Woods-Taylor (Playboy Bunny); Shelley Johnson (Playboy Bunny); Patricia Thomson (Playboy Bunny); Ginger Miller (Playboy Bunny); Victoria Wilburn (Playboy Bunny).

    Crew: Directed by Karen Arthur; Written by Deena Goldstone (also story), Lynn Roth (story); Cinematography by Gayne Rescher; Music by Paul Chihara; Production Design by James Hulsey; Costume Design by John S. Perry; Film Editing by Millie Moore; Produced by Stan Margulies, Joan Marks (co-producer), Janette M. Webb (associate).

  30. Challenge of a Lifetime (1985) (TV MOVIE)

    USA 1985 Produced by: Orion TV Productions, Inc.

    Cast: Penny Marshall (Nora Schoonover); Richard Gilliland (Will Brodsky); Jonathan Silverman (Steven Schoonover); Mary Woronov (Mary Garritee); Paul Gleason (John Schoonover); James Bergeson; Bart Conner (Mark Wilson); Nancy Hogshead; Cathy Rigby; Dave Scott; Mark Spitz (Brad Harris, TV announcer); Jim Lampley (Announcer); Anne Simon (Announcer); Greg Monaghan (Jay Redmond); Dick Anthony (Dr. Hume Williams); Steve Yochem (Rick); Keone Young (Dr. Honowa); Loyita Chapel (Rachel); Elisabeth Lindsey (Lee Kaplan); Peg Shirley (Mrs. Meyer); Gillian Grant (Charlotte); Julie Davis (Voluntary); Mort Sertner (Voluntary).

    Crew: Directed by Russ Mayberry; Written by Peachy Markowitz; Cinematography by Hector R. Figueroa; Music by Mark Snow; Production Design by Mark W. Mansbridge; Film Editing by Robert Florio, Michael J. Sheridan; Produced by Robert Greenwald (associate), Robert M. Sertner.

  31. Hellhole (1985)

    USA 1985 Also Known As: Hell Hole (1985).

    Cast: Lynn Borden; Marjoe Gortner; Judy Landers; Terry Moore; Ray Sharkey; Dyanne Thorne; Edy Williams; Mary Woronov.

    Crew: Directed by Pierre De Moro.

  32. Black Widow (1986)

    USA 1986 Produced by: 20th Century Fox.

    Cast: Debra Winger (Alexandra); Theresa Russell (Catherine); Sami Frey (Paul); Dennis Hopper (Ben); Nicol Williamson (William); Terry O'Quinn (Bruce); James Hong (Shin); Diane Ladd (Etta); D.W. Moffett (Michael); Lois Smith (Sara); Leo Rossi (Ricci); Danny Kamekona (Detective); Rutanya Alda (Rene); Mary Woronov (Shelley); Wayne Heffley (Etta's Husband); Raleigh Bond (Martin); Donegan Smith (Reporter); Christian Clemenson (Artie); Arsenio 'Sonny' Trinidad (Tran); Darrah Meeley (Dawn); Kate Hall (Young Girl); George Ricord (Italian Man); Richard Arnold (Doctor); Bea Kiyohara (Clerk); Chris S. Ducey (Poker Player); Tee Dennard (Sid); David Mamet (Herb); Johnny 'Sugarbear' Willis (James); Gene Callahan (Mr. Foster); Thomas Hill (Attorney); Juleen Murray (Attendant); Ed Pang (Waiter); Allen Nause (Clerk); Denise Dennison (Stewardess); Robert J. Peters (Steward); Rick Shuster (Helicopter Pilot); Al Cerullo (Helicopter Pilot); David Kasparian (Limo Driver); Mick Muldoon (Doorman).

    Crew: Directed by Bob Rafelson; Written by Ronald Bass; Cinematography by Conrad L. Hall; Music by Michael Small; Production Design by Gene Callahan; Costume Design by Patricia Norris; Film Editing by John Bloom; Produced by Laurence Mark, Harold Schneider.

  33. Chopping Mall (1986)

    USA 1986 Runtime: 77 minutes; Also Known As: Killbots (1986).

    Cast: Kelli Maroney (Alison); Tony O'Dell (Bernie); Russell Todd; Karrie Emerson (Linda); Barbara Crampton (Suzie); Nick Segal; John Terlesky (Michael); Paul Bartel (Mr. Bland); Mary Woronov (Mary Bland); Dick Miller (Walter Paisley); Gerrit Graham (Technician Nessler); Mel Welles (Cook); Angela Aames (Miss Venders); Paul Coufos (Dr. Simon); Arthur Roberts (Mr. Todd); Ace Mask (Janitor #2); Will Gill Jr. (Janitor #1); Lenny Juliano (Burglar); Lawrence Guy (Dr. Carrington); Morgan Douglas (Technician Marty); Toni Naples (Lead Bathing Beauty); Robert Greenberg (Big Eater); Suzee Slater (Leslie).

    Crew: Directed by Jim Wynorski; Written by Steve Mitchell, Jim Wynorski; Cinematography by Tom Richmond; Music by Chuck Cirino; Film Editing by Leslie Rosenthal; Produced by Julie Corman.

  34. The Movie House Massacre (1986)

    USA 1986

    Cast: Kim Clayton; Mary Woronov.

    Crew: Directed by Alice Raley.

  35. Nomads (1986)

    USA 1986 Produced by: Atlantic; Runtime: 91 minutes.

    Cast: Lesley-Anne Down (Flax); Pierce Brosnan (Jean Charles Pommier); Anna Maria Monticelli (Niki); Adam Ant (Number One); Josie Cotton (Silver Ring); Frank Doubleday (Razor); Hector Mercado (Ponytail); Mary Woronov (Dirty Blond); Alan Autry (Olds); Frances Bay (Bertril); Tim Wallace (Intern).

    Crew: Directed by John McTiernan; Written by John McTiernan; Cinematography by Stephen Ramsey; Music by Bill Conti; Production Design by Marcia Hinds; Film Editing by Michael John Bateman; Produced by Cassian Elwes, George Pappas.

  36. TerrorVision (1986)

    USA 1986 Produced by: Empire Pictures.

    Cast: Chad Allen; Randi Brooks; Sonny Carl Davis; Diane Franklin (Susie Putterman); Gerrit Graham; Bert Remsen; Jennifer Richards (Horror Movie Hostess); Mary Woronov.

    Crew: Directed by Ted Nicolaou; Written by Ted Nicolaou; Costume Design by Kathie Clark; Produced by Charles Band (executive).

  37. Kappa (1987)

    USA 1987 Runtime: 30 minutes.

    Cast: Mike Kelly; Mary Woronov.

    Crew: Directed by Bruce and Norman Yanemoto.

  38. Kemek (1988)

    USA 1988

    Cast: Carl Haynes; David Hedison; Helmut Snider; Alexandra Stewart; Mary Woronov.

    Crew: Directed by Theodore Gershuny.

  39. Mortuary Academy (1988)

    USA 1988 Runtime: 87 minutes; Distributed by: RCA-Columbia.

    Cast: Paul Bartel (Paul Truscott); Mary Woronov (Mary Purcell); Christopher Atkins (Sam Grimm); Perry Lang (Max Grimm); Lynn Danielson (Valerie Levitt); Tracey Walter (Don Dickson); Stoney Jackson; Anthony James; Wolfman Jack (Bernie Berkowitz); Cesar Romero (The captain); Nedra Volz (Helen).

    Crew: Directed by Michael Schroeder; Written by William Kelman; Cinematography by Ronald Vidor, Roy H. Wagner; Music by David Spear; Production Design by Jon Rothschild; Costume Design by Elisabeth Scott; Film Editing by Ellen Keneshea; Produced by Zane W. Levitt, Chip Miller, Patrick Regan, Alain Silver, Dennis Winfrey.

  40. Let It Ride (1989)

    USA 1989 Produced by: Paramount Pictures, Runtime: 87 minutes.

    Cast: Richard Dreyfuss (Trotter); David Johansen (Looney); Teri Garr (Pam); Jennifer Tilly (Vicki); Allen Garfield (Greenberg); Ed Walsh (Marty); Richard Edson (Johnny Casino); David Schramm (Lufkin); John Roselius (Reardon); Joseph Walsh (Vibes); Ralph Seymour (Sid); Cynthia Nixon (Evangaline); Richard Dimitri (Tony Cheeseburger); Robert Towers (Mickey Jax); Michelle Phillips (Mrs. Davis); Robbie Coltrane (Ticket Seller); Tony Longo (Simpson); Mary Woronov (Quinella); Trevor Denman (Race Track Announcer); Tony Fraietta (Louie Kidder); Sid Raymond (Solly Friedman); Darci Osiecky (Sheila); Joe Petrullo (Maitre d'); S.A. Griffin (Trainer); Lee Sandman (Businessman); Ron Max (Man in Looney's Cab); Rosanne Covy (Woman in Looney's Cab); Dee Dee Deering (Woman with Cane); Rachel Rogers (Woman at Paddock Rail); Geraldine Dreyfuss (Woman During Chase); Robert Baronx (Hugh Sipes); Tom Kouchalakos (Customer); W. Paul Bodie (Customer); Martin Garner (Rudy); Kenneth Russell (Shoeshine Man); Rundo (Patron in Chinese Restaurant); Myra Turley (Patron in Chinese Restaurant); David Landsberg (Patron in Chinese Restaurant); Joycee Katz (Patron in Chinese Restaurant); Ellerine Harding (Patron in Chinese Restaurant); Darrah Meeley (Patron in Chinese Restaurant); Richard Lee-Sung (Patron in Chinese Restaurant); Ralph Ahn (Patron in Chinese Restaurant); Rodney Kageyama (Patron in Chinese Restaurant); Larry Litt (Waiter in Jockey Club); Omar Caraballo (Police Officer with Reardon); Robert Hoelscher (Police Officer); Nelson Oramas (Police Officer); Lorin Dreyfuss (Grandstand Person); Jiji Connolly (Nurse at Bloodbank); Anne E. Gilliam-Martin (Mrs. Slade); Phil Philbin (Track Official); Dick Falk (Race Track Bettors); Anthony H. Pagola (Race Track Bettors); Billy McDonald (Race Track Bettors); Woody Mallard (Race Track Bettors); Pierre F. Edouard (Race Track Bettors); Andrew Corsetti (Race Track Bettors); Charles W. Evans (Race Track Bettors); Furuzan F. Cemali (Race Track Bettors); Rose Petito (Race Track Bettors); Mathilda Rambone (Race Track Bettors); Julie Ludington (Race Track Bettors).

    Crew: Directed by Joe Pytka; Written by Jay Cronley (book: Good Vibes), Nancy Dowd (as Ernest Morton); Cinematography by Curtis J. Wehr; Music by Giorgio Moroder; Production Design by Wolf Kroeger; Costume Design by Wendy Keller; Film Editing by Dede Allen, Jim Miller; Produced by David Giler, Randy Ostrow (co-producer), Richard Stenta (executive).

  41. Scenes from the Class Struggle in Beverly Hills (1989)

    USA 1989 Produced by: North Street Films; Runtime: 95 minutes.

    Cast: Jacqueline Bisset (Clare Lipkin); Ray Sharkey (Frank); Mary Woronov (Lisabeth Hepburn-Saravian); Robert Beltran (Juan); Ed Begley Jr. (Peter); Wallace Shawn (Howard); Arnetia Walker (To-Bel); Paul Bartel (Doctor Mo Van De Kamp); Paul Mazursky (Sidney); Edith Diaz (Rosa); Rebecca Schaeffer (Zandra); Barret Oliver (Willie Saravian); Jerry Tondo (June-Bug); Susan Saiger (Kelly); Michael Feinstein (Michael Feinstein); Debra Babos (The Bride); Robert Gould (The Knight); Robin Menken (Persephone Cohen); Brett Porter (1st Policeman); Johnny Johnson (2nd Policeman); Buckley Norris (Guest at Wake); Mark Lowenthal (Guest at Wake); Marty Wyle (Dinner Guest); Allan Glaser (Dinner Guest); Bruce Wagner (Dinner Guest); Milford Wayne Kemp (Thug); Linda Doucett (Woman in Window); Zane W. Levitt (Orkin Man); Darren (Bojangles); Frank Welker (Special Vocal Effects).

    Crew: Directed by Paul Bartel; Written by Paul Bartel (story); Bruce Wagner (also story); Cinematography by Steven Fierberg; Music by Stanley Myers; Production Design by Alex Tavoularis; Costume Design by Dona Granata; Film Editing by Alan Toomayan; Produced by Ira Deutchman (executive); James C. Katz; Amir J. Malin (executive); Bruce Wagner (associate).

  42. Warlock (1989)

    USA 1989 Produced by: New World Pictures; Runtime: 90 minutes.

    Cast: Julian Sands (Warlock); Lori Singer (Kassandra); Richard E. Grant (Redferne); Mary Woronov (Channeler); Kevin O'Brien (Chas); Richard Kuss (Mennonite); Allan Miller (Detective); Anna Levine (Pastor's Wifev David Carpenter (Pastor); Kay E. Kuter (Proctor); Ian Abercrombie (Magistrate #1); Kenneth Danziger (Magistrate #2); Art Smith (Scribe); Robert Breeze (Jailor); Frank Renzulli (Cabbie); Brandon Call (Little Boy); Nancy Fox (Boy's Mother); Harry Johnson (Farmer); Juli Burkhart (Daughter-in-Law); Rob Paulsen (Gas Station Attendant); Peter Sherayko (Cop); Gyl Roland (Ticket Agent); Meta King (Flight Attendant); Bill Dunnam (Railroad Employee); Wendy Feiner (Passenger).

    Crew: Directed by Steve Miner; Written by D.T. Twohy; Cinematography by David Eggby; Music by Jerry Goldsmith; Production Design by Roy Forge Smith; Costume Design by Louise Frogley; Film Editing by David Finfer; Produced by Morgan Michael Fottrell (associate), Arnold Kopelson (executive), Steve Miner.

  43. Dick Tracy (1990)

    USA 1990 Produced by: Silver Screen Partners IV / Touchstone Pictures; Runtime: 103 minutes; Distributed by: Buena Vista Pictures.

    Cast: Warren Beatty (Dick Tracy); Charlie Korsmo (Kid); Michael Donovan O'Donnell (Mr. Gillicuddy); Jim Wilkey (Stooge); Stig Eldred (Shoulders); Neil Summers (The Rodent); Chuck Hicks (The Brow); Lawrence Steven Meyers (Little Face); William Forsythe (Flattop); Ed O'Ross (Itchy); Glenne Headly (Tess Trueheart); Marvelee Cariaga (Soprano); Michael Gallup (Baritone); Seymour Cassel (Sam Catchem); James Keane (Pat Patton); Charles Durning (Chief Brandon); Allen Garfield (Reporter); John Schuck (Reporter); Charles Fleischer (Reporter); Madonna (Breathless Mahoney); Mandy Patinkin (88 Keys); Paul Sorvino (Lips Manlis); Robert Costanzo (Lips' Bodyguard); Jack Kehoe (Customer at Raid); Marshall Bell (Lips' Cop); Michael G. Hagerty (Doorman); Lew Horn (Lefty Moriarty); Arthur Malet (Diner Patron); Tom Signorelli (Mike); Tony Epper (Steve the Tramp); Al Pacino (Big Boy Caprice); James Tolkan (Numbers); R.G. Armstrong (Pruneface); Dustin Hoffman (Mumbles); Kathy Bates (Mrs. Green); Jack Goode Jr. (Lab Technician); Ray Stoddard (Lab Technician); Dick Van Dyke (D.A. Fletcher); Hamilton Camp (Store Clerk); Ed McCready (Cop at Tess'); Colm Meaney (Cop at Tess'); Catherine O'Hara (Texie Garcia); Henry Silva (Influence); Robert Beecher (Ribs Mocca); James Caan (Spaldoni); Bert Remsen (Bartender); Frank Campanella (Judge Harper); Sharmagne Leland-St. John (Club Ritz Patron); Bing Russell (Club Ritz Patron); Michael J. Pollard (Bug Bailey); Tom Finnegan (Uniform Cop at Ritz); Billy Clevenger (Newspaper Vendor); Estelle Parsons (Mrs. Trueheart); Ian Wolfe (Forger); Mary Woronov (Welfare Person); Henry Jones (Night Clerk); Mike Mazurki (Old Man at Hotel); Rita Bland (Dancer); Lada Boder (Dancer); Dee Hengstler (Dancer); Liz Imperio (Dancer); Michelle Johnston (Dancer); Karyne Ortega (Dancer); Karen Russell (Dancer).

    Crew: Directed by Warren Beatty; Written by Jim Cash, Jack Epps Jr., Chester Gould (comic strip); Cinematography by Vittorio Storaro; Music by Danny Elfman, Stephen Sondheim; Production Design by Richard Sylbert; Costume Design by Milena Canonero; Film Editing by Richard Marks; Produced by Warren Beatty, Jon Landau (co-producer), Art Linson (executive), Floyd Mutrux (executive), Barrie M. Osborne (executive), Jim Van Wyck (associate).

  44. Club Fed (1990)

    USA 1990

    Cast: Lyle Alzado (Brawn); Karen Black (Sally Rich); Deanna Booher; Joseph Campanella (Vince Hooligan); Debbie Lee Carrington; Allen Garfield (Harrison Farnsworth IV); Wally George (Himself); Sherman Hemsley (Rev. Tessler); Seth Jaffe; Lance Kinsey (Howard Polk); Queen Kong; Judy Landers (Angelica); Mary Woronov (Jezebel); Burt Young (Warden Boyle).

    Crew: Directed by Nathaniel Christian; Cinematography by Arledge Armenaki.

  45. Made in Hollywood (1990)

    USA 1990 Runtime: 58 minutes.

    Cast: Mary Woronov; Ron Vawter; Patricia Arquette.

    Crew: Directed by Bruce and Norman Yanemoto.

    Synopsis:

    The L.A.-based Yonemotos have created an unwashed soap opera that doesn't cleanse the soul, it leaves it feeling smudged. The dirt isn't so much in the plot, a satiric story of burst bubbles, but in the sly critique that permeates the drama. Tammy (Patricia Arquette), a naive bumpkin who leaves her beloved Granny to fulfill her technicolor dreams in the movies; and a couple of soured artists, Matt (Ron Vawter) and Mary (Mary Woronov), who abandon the Big Apple for Tinsel Town, pursue their dreams, only to find them reduced to convenient consumer size. Cloaking their videowork in the glossy garb of mainstream media, the Yonemotos subvert television by filling it with skewed perspectives, queasy emotions, and disruptive tactics. In a perverse way, Made in Hollywood presents a picture of a fading glitter industry supplanted by the pure pull of commerce: the dream itself has been scaled down to the dimensions of a thirty-second spot.

  46. Rock 'n' Roll High School Forever (1990)

    USA 1990 Runtime: 95 minutes.

    Cast: Corey Feldman (Jessie Davis); Larry Linville (Principal McGree); Mary Woronov (Doctor Vadar); Evan Richards (Mag); Liane Alexandra Curtis (Stella); Jason Lively (Donovan); Brynn Horrocks (Tabatha); Patrick Y. Malone (Jones); Michael Cerveris (Eaglebauer); Charles Noland (Ray); Michael Monks (Dale); Mojo Nixon (Spirit of Rock 'n' Roll); Sarah Buxton (Rita Mae); Steven Ho (Namrok); Andrea Paige Wilson (Whitney); Benjamin Cleaveland (Bob); Lara Lyon (Margaret); Joan-Carol Bensen (Mrs. Grossman); Peter Elbling (Biology Teacher); Linda Lutz (Mrs. Snotgrass); Danny Dayton (Mr. Snotgrass); Lewis Arquette (Mr. Cheese); Niles Brewster (Mr. Romano); Cordis Heard (Ms. Limberger); Roberta Bassin (The Witch); Mark Governor (Zillion Kisses Leader); Glenn Nishida (Zillion Kisses Band); Lori Duperon (Zillion Kisses Band); Randy Irwin (Naughty Boy); Veronica Blak (Miss Box); DeVera Marcus (Cook); Cameron Bancroft (Jack); Jeff Maynard (Nerd); G.E. Miller (Policeman); Adam Fisher (Marcaroni Student); John Gerard (Laughing Man); Cecile Krevoy (Prom Chaperone); Richard Blade (Screaming Steve).

    Crew: Directed by Deborah Brock; Written by Deborah Brock; Produced by Don Daniel (line).

  47. Watchers II (1990)

    USA 1990 Runtime: 101 minutes.

    Cast: Jeffrey Arbaugh; Kurt Braunreiter; Jonathan Farwell (Steve); Daryl Haney; Joseph Hardin; Mary Ingersoll; Diana James; John Lafayette; Irene Miracle (Sarah); Don Pugsley; Frank Roman; Tracy Scoggins (Barbara White); Marc Singer (Paul Ferguson); James Smith; Christopher Thornton; Mary Woronov (Dr. Glatman); Stan Yale; Merritt Yohnka.

    Crew: Directed by Thierry Notz; Music by Rick Conrad; Production Design by Gary Randall; Film Editing by Diane Fingado, Adam Wolfe.

  48. The Living End (1992)

    USA 1992 Produced by: Desperate Pictures; Runtime: 84 minutes; Distributed by: Strand Releasing.

    Cast: Mike Dytri (Luke); Craig Gilmore (Jon); Mark Finch (Doctor); Mary Woronov (Daisy); Johanna Went (Fern); Darcy Marta (Darcy); Scot Goetz (Peter); Bretton Vail (Ken); Nicole Dillenberg (Barbie); Stephen Holman (7-11 Couple); Magie Song (7-11 Couple); Peter Lanigan (Three Stooges); Jon Gerrans (Three Stooges); Jack Kofman (Three Stooges); Chris Mabli (NeoNazi); Michael Now (Tarzan); Michael Haynes (Jane); Peter Grame (Gus); Craig Lee (Arguing Couple at Ralph's); Torie Chickering (Arguing Couple at Ralph's); J. Sidney Beswick (Buddhist); Paul Bartel (Twister Master).

    Crew: Directed by Gregg Araki; Written by Gregg Araki; Cinematography by Gregg Araki; Lighting by Christopher Munch; Props by Johanna Went; Music by Cole Coonce; Film Editing by Gregg Araki; Produced by Jon Gerrans, Evelyn Hu (executive), Marcus Hu, Jon Jost (executive), Henry S. Rosenthal (executive), Andrea Sperling (associate), Jim Stark (co-producer), Mike Thomas (executive).

  49. Motorama (1992)

    USA 1992

    Cast Jordan Christopher Michael (Gus); Martha Quinn (Bank Teller); Michael Naegel (Boy at Wagon Wheel); Susan Tyrrell (Bartender); Harper Flaherty (Old Man at Wagon Wheel); John Laughlin (Man at Wagon Wheel); Kurt Bryant (Another Man); John Diehl (Phil); Robert Picardo (Jerry the Policeman); Jack Nance (Motel Clerk); Cynthia R. King (Girl in Backseat); Garrett Morris (Andy); Michael J. Pollard (Lou); Flea (Busboy); Sandy Baron (Kidnapping Husband); Mary Woronov (Kidnapping Wife); Paul Willson (Cook); Rick Taylor (Manager); Vince Edwards (Doctor); Drew Barrymore (Fantasy Girl); Dan Quinn (Billy); Meat Loaf (Vern); Jacob Kenner (Boy at Picnic); Sandy Williams (Boys Mother at Picnic); Dick Miller (Horseshoe Player); George Salazar (Chimera Attendant); Charles Tyner (Dying Man); Irwin Keyes (Hunchback Attendant); Marvin Elkins (Chimera Security Guard); Allyce Beasley (Chimera Receptionist); Robin Duke (Miss Lawton); Shelley Berman (Million Dollar Driver).

    Crew: Directed by Barry Shils; Written by Joseph Minion; Music by Andy Summers; Produced by Steven Bratter (executive).

  50. Where Sleeping Dogs Lie (1992)

    USA 1992 Runtime: 87 minutes.

    Cast: Dylan McDermott (Bruce Simmons); Charles Finch (Evan Best); Sharon Stone (Serena Black); Ron Karabatsos (Stan Reeb); Tom Sizemore (Eddie Hale); Mary Woronov (Woman Tourist); David Q. Combs (Man Tourist); Vanna Bonta (Serena's Secretary); Liza Whitcraft (Serena's Secretary); Phoebe Stone (Little Girl); Shawne Rowe (Telegram Clown); Richard Zavaglia (Detective Clifton); Jillian McWhirter (Dol Whitney); Brett Cullen (John Whitney).

    Crew: Directed by Charles Finch; Written by Charles Finch, Yolande Finch (as Yolande Turner); Music by Mark Mancina, Hans Zimmer; Costume Design by Lynn Pickwell.

  51. Grief (1993)

    USA 1993 Produced by: Grief Productions; Runtime: 87 minutes; Distributed by: Strand Releasing.

    Cast: Craig Chester (Mark); Illeana Douglas (Leslie); Alexis Arquette (Bill); Carlton Wilborn (Jeremy); Kent Fuher (Jo); Lucy Gutteridge (Paula); Robin Swid (Kelly); Bill Rotko (BIll #2); Shawn Hoffman (Ben); Frank Rehwaldt (Mover); Greg Bennett (Mover); Mickey Cottrell (Judge); Katherine Connella (Beverley/Ginger); Mary Woronov (Attorney); Mauri Bernstein (Attorney); Paul Bartel (Attorney); Jason Woll (Attorney); Michael Now (Attorney); Mike Ventre (Attorney); Jeffrey Hilbert (Antonio); Johanna Went (Marleen); Joan Valencia (Tutti); Beatrice Manley (Loretta); Ian Abercrombie (Stanley); John Fleck (Ben/Chaz); Sloane Bosniak (Susie).

    Cast: Directed by Richard Glatzer; Cinematography by David Dechant; Music by Tom Judson; Production Design by Don Diers; Set Decorated by David A. Carpender; Costume Design by Laser N. Rosenberg; Film Editing by Robin Katz, William W. Williams; Produced by Ruth Charny, Jack De Palma (associate), Marcus Hu (executive), Yoram Mandel, Nancy Nickerson (line), Valerie Pappas (associate).

  52. Acting on Impulse (1993)

    USA 1993 Produced by: Spectator Films; Runtime: 93 minutes; Distributed by: Showtime Networks Inc.; Also Known As: Roses Are Dead (1993), Secret Lies (1993).

    Cast: C. Thomas Howell (Paul Stevens); Linda Fiorentino (Susan Gittes); Nancy Allen (Cathy Thomas); Judith Hoag (Gail Black); Tom Wright (Dave Byers); Adam Ant ( Eric Boggs); Paul Bartel (Bruno); Patrick Bauchau (Yoram Sussman); Isaac Hayes (Detective Stubbs); Don Most (Leroy); Charles Lane (Bellhop); Peter Lupus (Steven Smith); Kim McGuire (Bambi); Miles O'Keeffe (John); Cassandra Peterson (Roxy); Zelda Rubinstein (Nosy lady); Nicholas Sadler (Tommy); Dick Sargent (Mr. Randolph); Brinke Stevens (Waitress); Michael Talbott (Melvin); Mary Woronov (Receptionist); Robert Alan Golub (Harley); Cliff Dorfman (Clerk); Craig Shoemaker (Jeff); Scott Thompson Stevens (Male Fan).

    Crew: Directed by Sam Irvin; Written by Alan Moskowitz, Mark Pittman, Solomon Weingarten (story); Cinematography by Dean Lent; Music by Daniel Licht; Production Design by Gary Randall; Costume Design by Jill M. Ohanneson; Film Editing by Neil Grieve; Produced by David Peters.

  53. Shake, Rattle and Rock! (1994)

    USA 1994 Produced by: Spelling Films International.

    Cast: RenŽe Zellweger (Susan); Howie Mandel (Danny Klay); Patricia Childress (Cookie); Max Perlich (Tony); Latanyia Baldwin (Sireena); Necia Bray (The Sirens); Josina Elder (The Sirens); Wendi Williams (The Sirens); Gerrit Graham (Lipsky); John Doe (Lucky); James Intveld (Bubber); Riki Rachtman (Eddie Cochran); Danny Boy (Cochran's Drummer Boy); Nora Dunn (Margo); Mary Woronov (E. Joyce Togar); Dey Young (Kate Rambeau Sr); P.J. Soles (Evelyn Randall); Jenifer Lewis (Amanda); Ruth Brown (Ella); Stephen Furst (Frank); Julianna Raye (Eggroll's Guitar Girl); Dick Miller (Officer Paisley); William Schallert (Judge Boone); Ron Jackson (Thomas Taylor); Paul Anka (Special Appearance).

    Crew: Directed by Allan Arkush; Written by Trish Soodik; Cinematography by Jean de Segonzac; Music by Joseph L. Altruda; Production Design by Deborah Raymond, Dorian Vernacchio; Costume Design by Susan L. Bertram; Film Editing by Mark Helfrich; Produced by Lou Arkoff, Amy Grauman Danziger (associate), Debra Hill, Willie Kutner, Llewellyn Wells (co-producer).

  54. Here Come the Munsters (1995) (TV MOVIE)

    USA 1995 Runtime: 96 minutes.

    Cast: Edward Herrmann (Herman Munster); Veronica Hamel (Lily Munster); Robert Morse (Grandpa); Christine Taylor (Marilyn Hyde-Munster); Mathew Botuchis (Eddie Munster); Troy Evans (Detective Warshowski); Joel Brooks (Larry Walker); Sean O'Bryan (Detective Cartwell); Mary Woronov (Mrs. Dimwitty); Jeff Trachta (Brent Jeckyll); Max Grodenchik (Norman Hyde); Amanda Bearse (Mrs. Pearl); Irwin Keyes (One-eyed man); Jim Fisher (Villager); Scotch Ellis Loring (Flight Attendant); Brian George (Immigration Official); Robertson Dean (Angry Dog Owner); Jim Staahl (Quaranteen Official); Keone Young (Ralph, the limo driver); Kellen Hathaway (Trick-or-Treator); Bill Prady (Paramedic); Judy Gold (Elisa Munster Hyde); T.J. McInturff (Stanley); Francesca Smith (Monique); Jane Carr (Cassie O'Leary); James Keane (Maitre d'); James Basil (Waiter); Lynne Marie Stewart (Mrs. Waffer); Judy Kain (Mrs. Hersby); Yvonne De Carlo (Lily Munster); Al Lewis (cameo); Butch Patrick (cameo); Pat Priest (cameo).

    Crew: Directed by Robert Ginty; Written by Jim Fisher, Bill Prady, Jim Staahl; Music by Michael Skloff; Costume Design by Jacqueline Saint Anne; Film Editing by Dale Beldin, Marshall Harvey; Produced by Leslie Belzberg, John Landis, Michael S. Murphey.

  55. Number One Fan (1995)

    1995 Runtime: 89 minutes.

    Cast: Chad McQueen (Zane Barry); Catherine Mary Stewart (Holly Newman); Renee Griffin (Blair Madsen); Paul Bartel (Director); Charles Matthau (Scotty Youngman); Hoyt Axton (Lt. Joe Halsey); Dean Norris (Graham Chandler); Mary Woronov (Wedding Coordinator); Mark Duke Dalton (Billy Morgan); Eric DaRe (Randall McSwain); Sky Solari (Gabrielle); Shay Duffin (Bartender); J. Allison Foust (Script Supervisor); Barry Nolan (Lieutenant/Interrogator); Kelly Dayton (Tour Guide); Lauren Abels (Salesgirl); Gloria Delaney (Nurse); Dick Miller (Night Manager); Douglas Cavanaugh (Security Guard); Jonathan R. Perkins (Security Guard); Nina Blackwood (Reporter); Kurt D. Lott (Thug with Whip).

    Crew: Directed by Jane Simpson.

  56. Glory Daze (1996)

    USA 1996 Runtime: 100 minutes; Distributed by: Seventh Art Releasing.

    Cast: Ben Affleck (Jack); Sam Rockwell (Rob); Megan Ward (Joanie); French Stewart (Dennis); Vien Hong (Slosh); Vinnie DeRamus (Mickey); Alyssa Milano (Chelsea); John Rhys-Davies (Luther); Lance Wilson-White (Stew); Mary Woronov (Mrs. Crump); Tegan West (Doc); Matthew McConaughey (Rental Truck Guy); Sean Whalen (Flunky); Christine Klotz (Graduation Woman); Christopher Slater (Crazy); Elizabeth Ruscio (Jack's Mom); Spalding Gray (Jack's Dad); Brendan Fraser (Doug); Leah Remini (Theresa); Jay Lacopo (The Bus Driver); Bob Libman (Chancellor Bob); Matthew Hennesey (Wise Guy on cliff #1); Soren Ray (Wise Guy on cliff #2); Michael Stephen Ferrari (Dina's Boyfriend); Matt Damon (Edgar Pudwhacker); Jacobi Wynne (Young Guy #1); Shane Matthews (Young Guy #2); Dan Ryan (Young Guy #3); Alfred Sole (Abusive Fisherman); Meredith Salenger (Comic Groupie).

    Cast: Directed by Rich Wilkes; Written by Rich Wilkes; Cinematography by Christopher Taylor; Production Design by Alfred Sole; Costume Design by Jacqueline G. Arthur; Film Editing by Richard Candib; Produced by Chris Moore, Aaron M. Weinberg, William Woodward.

  57. Munsters' Scary Little Christmas, The (1996) (TV MOVIE)

    USA 1996

    Cast: Sam McMurray (Herman); Ann Magnuson (Lily); Bug Hall (Eddie Munster); Sandy Baron (Grandpa); Mary Woronov (Mrs. Dimwitty); Ed Gale (Larry); Arturo Gil (Lefty); Mark Mitchell (I); (Santa); Jeremy Callaghan (Tom); Elaine Hendrix (Marilyn Munster); John Allen (Mr Pawlikowski); Noel Ferrier (Door Knocker); Bruce Spence (Mr Gateman); Kate Fischer (Pretty Girl in Bar); Patricia Howson (Mrs Matagrano); Dominic Condon (Spooky Onlooker 1); Jonathan Biggins (Spooky Onlooker 2); Alan Zitner (Cop); Daniel Kellie (Glen); Michael Hamilton (Hector Barbieri); Malcolm Mudway (Burly Biker)

    Crew: Directed by Ian Emes; Writing credits Norm Liebmann, Ed Haas, Allan Burns, Chris Hayward, Ed Ferrara, Kevin Murphy; Produced by Leslie Belzberg, Michael R. Joyce, John Landis, Tony Winley; Original Music by Christopher L. Stone; Cinematography by Roger Lanser; Film Editing by M. Scott Smith; Casting by Greg Orson; Production Design by Lawrence Eastwood; Costume Design by Margot Wilson.

  58. Sweet Jane (1997)

    USA 1997 Produced by: Neo Motion Pictures; Runtime: 83 minutes; Also Known As: Lepers (1997).

    Cast: Samantha Mathis (Jane); Joseph Gordon-Levitt (Tony); Bud Cort (Therapist); Mary Woronov (Sales Woman); William McNamara (Stan Bleeker).

    Crew: Directed by Joe Gayton; Written by Joe Gayton; Cinematography by Greg Littlewood; Music by Walter Werzowa; Production Design by Clark Hunter; Film Editing by Jennifer Lane; Produced by W.K. Border, Clark Hunter, Michael Leahy (executive); Joel Soisson (executive).

  59. Mom, Can I Keep Her? (1998)

    Cast: Gil Gerard(Reinhart); Kevin Dobson (Dr. Joel Blair); Alana Stewart (Eva Blair); Justin Berfield (Timmy Blair); Don McLeod (Zamora); Terry Funk (Jungle Ed); Henry Darrow (Mr. Willard); Ted Monte (Jason); Brinke Stevens (Jenna); Mary Woronov (Dr. Klein); Lori Nelson (Stephanie); Ernest Harden Jr. (Smitty); George 'Buck' Flower (Homeless Man); John O'Brien (Nigel); Richard Gabai (Animal Control Officer)

    Crew: Directed by Fred Olen Ray; Written by Sean O'Bannon; Produced by Fred Olen Ray, Andrew Stevens.

  60. Secrets of a Chambermaid (1998)

    Cast: Michael Ensign (Cedric Hollingsworth); Kevin Z. James (Doug); Gladys Jimenez (Rita); Amy Lindsay (J.J.); Kira Reed (Odile); Anneliza Scott (Karen); Micah Scott (Limo Driver); Bruce Thomas (Bruce); Mary Woronov (Aunt Felicity)

    Crew: Directed by Adele Bertei-Cecchi

  61. Invisible Mom II (1998)

    Cast: Justin Berfield (Eddie Brown); Dee Wallace-Stone (Laura Griffin); Barry Livingston (Karl Griffin); Mary Woronov (Olivia); Micky Dolenz (Bernard)

    Crew: Directed by Fred Olen Ray; Produced by Fred Olen Ray, Andrew Stevens.

  62. Zoo (1999)

    Cast: Paul Bartel (Dr. Rail St. Cloud); Anne Bendel (Audience Member #1); Kathryne Burke (Dawn); David Carradine (Drexel Turnquist); Jay Cavadi (Pantherman); Myriam Cyr (Glenda Turnquist); Coco d'Este (Audience Member #3); Faith Geer (Woman in Diner #2); Stephen Gevedon (Jared Foxx); Ami Goodheart (Ophelia); Eric Gordon (IV) (Reporter #2); Mary Woronov (Prunella); Debbie Harry (Dorothy the Waitress ); Laurence N. Kaldor (Poodleman); Tara King (Reporter #1); Adam Lauricella (Gas Station Attendant); Jacob Lavin (Jason); Alice Liu (Medical Examiner); Rick Lohman (Police Officer #1); Nataly Mosco (Megabird); Jan Owen (Rail's Mother); Pigface (Miss Understood); Larry Pine (Reverend Tom Paxton); Rohan Quine (Goatboy); Vincent James Russo (Adam); Paul Sand (Harold Ratsess); Tom Schuster (Jack Ramsey); Johnny Segal (Chester); Mel Shulman (Reporter #3); Steven Skybell (Horseman); Kelly Brittany Sloane (Audience Member #4); Georgia Southcotte (Woman in Diner #1); Ronnie Spector (I) (Hotel Manager); Saul Stein (Voice of Eddie); Beau Van Donkelaar (Billy); Guido Venitucci (Anteater); Maggie Wagner (Poodlewoman); Keith Roland Watson (Bellboy); Jimmie Ray Weeks (Snakeman); Lee Wong (Police Officer #2); Janet Zarish (Car Radio Newscaster)

    Crew: Directed by Alexandra King; Written by Catherine May Levin; Produced by Thomas Halaczinsky, Catherine May Levin, Carol Stark

  63. Perfect Fit (1999)

    Cast: Alexander Polinsky (Dick); Maria Ford (Perry); Renee Humphrey (Amanda); David Grieco (Michael); Nell Carter (Mrs. Gordy); Mary Woronov (Mom); Paul Bartel (Dad); Olivia Barash (Janet); John Philbin (Monty); Robert Musgrave (Frank); Billy Maddox (Brick); Billy Burr (Doorman); Tony Edwards (Jerry);

    Crew: Directed by Donald P. Borchers; Writing credits Anson Downes, Linda Favila

  64. Straight Right (2000)

    Cast: Brent Smith (Caleb Johnson); Lynn Evans (Pam Johnson); Zeke Rippy (Jason Walton); Bob White (Merrick); Benny Hernandez (Diego); Andy Daley (Detective Humphries); Matt North (Detective Saenz); Robert Romanus (Ron); Mary Woronov (Dr. Wright); Mickey Cottrell (Ring Announcer); Marshal Hilton (Bob Keet); Tracy Reiner (Mrs. Parker); Aaron Glickman (Kevin Parker); Amy Hill (Mrs. Geddes); Robb Reesman (Walter Geddes); Todd Hughes (Prison Guard 1); Tim Kirk (Prison Guard 2)

    Crew: Directed by P. David Ebersole; Written by P. David Ebersole, Brent Smith; Produced by Chris Donahue, Maricel Pagulayan, Molly Rodriguez, Brent Smith; Music by Peter Golub; Cinematography by Mark Putnam; Production design by Candi Guterres

  65. Citizens of Perpetual Indulgence (2000)

    Cast: Alex Monty Canawati (Gordon); Todd Geyer (Rhett); Rena Riffel (Supermodel's Assistant); Juliet Landau (Juliet/Zoe); Stephen Saux (Film Festival Judge); Udo Kier (Hans); Joe Dallesandro (Joe); Holly Woodlawn (Herself); Mary Woronov (Mary Richman); Mink Stole (Virginia); Alexis Arquette (Cop)

    Crew: Directed by Alex Monty Canawati; Writing credits Alex Monty Canawati, Grigoris Daskalogriorakis

  66. Vampire Hunters Club, The (2001)

    Cast: John Agar (Reggie); William Smith (Johnny); Bob Burns (Bob); Forrest J Ackerman (Forry); David Donham (Nigel); Daniel Roebuck (Dracula); Dina Vernon (Tina); Sam Aaron (Young Bob); Mary Woronov (Receptionist); Nikki Fritz (Vampire Waitress); Steven Lekowicz (Young Reggie); Nick Bennett (Young Forry); Mink Stole (Vampire Woman); Carla Laemmle (Elder Vampire); John Pepe (Young Johnny)

    Crew: Directed by Donald F. Glut; Writing credits Buddy Barnett, Kathe Duba Barnett

  67. The New Women (2001)

    Cast: Mary Woronov (Lisa LaStrada); Jamie Tolbert (Janet); Sandra Kinder (Tabby); Jane Ray (Claire); Roma Maffia (Virginia VanUpp); Jenny Shimizu (I) (Lemongrass); Cheryl Dunye (Phaedra); Amy Hill (Gaia); Tracy Reiner (Dr. Fritzi Haller); Mary Scheer (Nancy); Michael White (Jay LaStrada); Matt North (Steve); Thea Constantine (Koko); Laurel Green (Dr. Richards); Dana Schwartz (Pam); Lisa Beezley (Holly); Judy Jean Berns (Cora); Linda Pine (Shy Gal); Nora Burns (Pickles); Teresa Hill (Tania); Gill Gayle (Chuck); Karen Wyeth (Sandy); Anne Etue (Carol); Matt Cornwall (Jack); Taylor Donlan (Dr. Foreman); Karin Hallén (Dr. Andersson); Shawm Brydon (Jeannie); Jared Bell (Brian); Alexandra Gottlieb (Tania (girl)); Sarah Flicker (Butterfly); Liz Lavoie (Peaches); Sarah Daniels (Candace); Sheryl Farber (Shirl); Melissa Hoffs (Rochelle); Nancy Rommelmann (Mother); Tafv Sampson (Daughter); Aaron Glickman (Art); Patti Nagy (Suzi); Linda Eve Miller (Shanice); Thanna Vickerman (Looter); Gabriel Juhasz (Brian (infant)); Sham (Horny Teen); Theresa O'Donoghue (Singer); Debrah LeMattre (Pinecone); Stephanie Bell (Louise); Tara Beth Conolly (Darla); Louise Batsch (Gaia's Handmaiden); Beth Multer (Liz); Lori Thrun (Nurse); Gia Ciambotti (Nurse); Eileen Jones (Nurse); Joan Valencia (Winnie); Mary Melton (Moonbeam); Eve Oishi (Tofu); Brendan Broms (Jett); Jon Amirkhan (Trevor); Scott McGehee (Coma Man); Clark Aganon (Coma Man); Steven Thrun (Coma Man); Brian Newkirk (Coma Man); Holliday (Coma Man); Manny Gonzales (Manny); Jackie Hugo (Sally); Beth McGroarty (Liberation); Max Ferguson (II) (John); John Tottingham (Ed); Hannah Murhpy (Cleopatra); Jade Ellis (Willow); Amanda Pope (Mandy); Jane Alexander Stewart (Pretzel Baker); Eddie Spivak (Eddie)

    Crew: Directed by Todd Hughes; Written by P. David Ebersole & Todd Hughes; Produced by John Schliesser, Ed Nachtrieb, P. David Ebersole, Kim Pesenti; Music by Cary Berger; Cinematography by Larra Anderson; Edited by Daniel Gabbe; Production Design by Anna Noelle Rockwell; Hair and Makeup Design by Vatché

  68. Frog-g-g! (2002)

    Cast: Kristi Borgeous (Doctor Barbra Michaels); Ariadne Shaffer (Trixie); Robert Brink (Sheriff Buford Lawson); Michael McConnohie (Huntley Grimes); James Duval (Freb, the rapist); Todd Malta (Agent Steve Suanders E.P.A.); Mary Woronov (Doctor); John Ponzio (The Frog); William Knight (VI) (Bartlett); Eowyn Steele (Sara Grimes); Donna Tina Charles (Mother); Jennifer Anne Saxon (Girl Under Bleachers);

    Crew: Directed and Written by Cody Jarrett

  69. Prison-A-Go-Go! (2003)

    Cast: Rhonda Shear (Jackpot); Mary Woronov (Dyanne); Ilram Choi (Ninja); Russell Gavin Cooper (Weinsteinberg); Lauren Graham (Callista); Lloyd Kaufman (Liebowitz); Louisa Lawless (Cross Eye); Robin McGee (George the Bum); Mae Moreno (Boom Boom); Rick Morrow (Lipshitz); Tina Parker (Breezy); John Phelan (Zimmerman); Alan Pollard (Goldberg); Robin Simmons (Rosie); Laurie Walton (Janie); Mike Wiebe (Wilber Thorn); Travis Willingham (Dr. Hurtrider)

    Crew: Directed by Barak Epstein; Writing credits Barak Epstein, Mike Wiebe; Produced by Barak Epstein, Judah Epstein, Ben Schepps, Chris Scruggs, Amber Shipp, Shane Stein; Cinematography by Jim McMahon; Film Editing by Michael Fleetwood; Casting by Ash Christian, Joyce Danielson; Production Design by Heather Mason; Art Direction by Lauren Graham; Costume Design by Heather Mason

  70. Looney Tunes: Back In Action (2003)

    Cast: Brendan Fraser (DJ Drake); Mary Woronov (Acme VP, Bad Ideas); Steve Martin (Mr. Chairman); Timothy Dalton (Damien Drake); Heather Locklear (Dusty Tails); Joan Cusack (Mother)

    Crew: Directed by Joe Dante

  71. I Pass For Human (2004)

    Cast: Joshua Cox (Rick); Eleanor Whitledge (Jane); Eva Scott (Azami); Jennifer Ciesar (Mila); E. Shepherd Stevenson (Hobby); Terri Laird (Rhonda); Iris Berry (Samantha); Mary Woronov (Dr. Larraz); John Diehl (Ex-husband); Chris Shearer (Felix);

    Crew: Directed by Chris D.

  72. The Halfway House (2004)

    Cast: Mary Woronov (Sister Cecelia); Janet Tracy Keijser (Larissa Morgan); Shawn Savage (Sgt. Dick Sheen); Stephanie Leighs ('Cherry Pie' Polowski); Athena Demos (Angelina); Monica Shere (Eddie); Joseph Tatner (Father Fogerty); Michael Gaglio (Inspector Hinds); Cleve Hall (Lutkus); Tomi X. (Sheila); Saye Yabandeh (Shelby); M. Robert Todd (Spider); Ashley Rhea (Jogger); Arianna (Halfway House Girl #1); Tawnya Johnson (Halfway House Girl #2);

    Crew: Directed by Kenneth J. Hall

  73. The Devil's Rejects: House of 1000 Corpses 2 (2004)

    Cast: Ginger Lynn Allen; Michael Berryman (Clevon); Kelvin Brown (Bubba); Leslie Easterbrook (Mother Firefly); Ken Foree (Charlie Altamont); William Forsythe (Sheriff John Wydell); Sid Haig (Captain Spaulding); Jossara Jinaro (Maria); Natasha Lyonne (Candy); Tyler Mane (Rufus 'R.J.' Firefly Jr); Matthew McGrory (Tiny Firefly); Lorena Mena (Jolene); Sheri Moon (Baby Firefly); Bill Moseley (Otis Driftwood); Jordan Orr (Jamie); Dallas Page (as Diamond Dallas Page); Steve Railsback (Sheriff Ken Dwyer); Daniel Roebuck (Morris Green); P.J. Soles (Susan); Danny Trejo (Rondo); Duane Whitaker (Dr. Robert Bankhead); Mary Woronov (Wanda)

    Crew: Directed by Rob Zombie


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